Event will celebrate International Women's Day

'Women Shaping the Future of Wales' is the title of an ITWales event to celebrate International Women's Day 2012.
The annual event provides an insight into the diverse range of business and career opportunities for women in the 21st Century and offers a platform for sharing experiences, knowledge and best practice for women working with science and technology.
VENUE: Village Hotel, SA1, Swansea, SA1 8QY
DATE: Wednesday 7th March, 2012
TIME: 18:15 - 23:00,
Hosted by broadcaster Mai Davies.
Guest speakers include:
 • Clare Riley, Group Manager, Education Relations, Microsoft Ltd
• Wendy Sadler, Director, Science made Simple
• Lesley Williams, Editor, TheBay Magazine
In addition, former Director of ITWales, Beti Williams, who was recently awarded an MBE in the Queen's New Year's Honours List, will introduce the evening.
The event is organised by ITWales’ major projects Technocamps (£6m) and Software Alliance Wales (£13m) and supported by BCS - The Chartered Institute for IT.
The event is free to attend and open to all. Refreshments will be served.
To register please email communications@technocamps.com or telephone 01792 606896.

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